Blew off regulator knob

If you're unable to find a replacement regulator knob for your Cooks Essentials pressure cooker model #99732 through the manufacturer or QVC, you may want to consider contacting a local appliance repair shop or checking online retailers such as Amazon or eBay.
You can also try contacting the customer service department of other pressure cooker manufacturers to see if they have a compatible regulator knob for your model. Some popular pressure cooker brands include Instant Pot, Cuisinart, and Presto. However, there is no guarantee that their replacement parts will fit your Cooks Essentials pressure cooker.
When searching for a replacement regulator knob, make sure to check the compatibility of the part with your specific model number to avoid any compatibility issues.

This machine doesn't use a knob, there's a button to push which engages the stitch regulator under the machine.

probably not going to find the regulator knob for this unless u still own the user guide and manual which may list replacement parts. I only found this model to be digital with no knobs that I can see. if u just need a knob cause u lost or broke just the knob and not the shaft u may find a guitar knob for volume control and tone control may be something to look into as you can find thousands of different styles of knobs at any music shop like guitar center or a local shop. you may be able to adapt something like that and have a custom 80 dollar pressure cooker.

This is not replacing an o-ring, unfortunately, this involves replacing the manifold #887-499 which contains the regulator. There are no regulator parts available.

Look at the underneath side of the knob. Many of these have a square molded into the knob that fits over the square shaped adjusting stem coming out of the regulator. The replacement regulator (if you end up having to replace it) is part #885807 (reference number 30) and is $42.88 Here is the link to the parts breakdown.

http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/cgi-bin/schematic.cgi/hitachi/EC119SA

first make sure the knob is turned fully clockwise (closed) and see if the leak stops, if it doesn't, the easiest thing to do is to buy the valve and replace it, it is difficult to near impossible to find parts for this valve.

You can't buy the regulator knob as a seperate part, you have to buy the entire manifold; Porter Cable part number N003001. Shop around on parts sites as these cost around $70 plus any shipping and handling. Depending on how often you have to change the regulated pressure output it may not be worth replacing.

It is getting increasingly more difficult to obtain replacement parts for older compressors. If your regulator failed at a fairly high pressure adjustment, say around 100-120 lbs, you could just leave the old regulator in place and add a regulator when needed to one of the quick connects. Purchase a generic pressure regulator from Lowes and add quick fittings to easily connect the regulator or remove when not needed. You could also just remove the old regulator and work-in a new generic regulator in its place. Generic regulators sell for $20 - $40. Good luck with your repair.

good day sir/maam, chances are yout tv just blew a fuse, when a fuse blew up, there are several reasons.

• It protects your tv from further damage.
• a part of your tv got bad, causing it to blew.

You have a choice of calling your service center/dealer or do it your own.

If you decide to do it yourself, these are the steps you may need to do.

1. Open the TV's back cover, to access the circuit. locate the blowned fuse.
2. you may need to pull out the entire board, to test it.
3. test the switching regulator IC/transistor for shorts, (you may need a multitester).
4. check for open low value resistors, less than 100 ohms.
5. You really need to find the cause of the blew up fuse. part by part checking is necessary,
6. replace the bad parts and test again.
7. if everthing else fails, you really need to call your service.

note: if you simply replace the fuse without tracing the blew up shorted bad part, chances are the fuse may blew again.